Quote: boost "So if Wakefield had missed out on the franchise, you would have put them down in championship 1 and made them earn their place back up in chamionship?'"
The RFL came up with this amazing idea of awarding licences to enable clubs to play in Super League.
Had any club,including Wakefield,not been granted a licence the arrangement was that the club would be demoted to The Championship.
In the case of Crusaders
they did not apply for a licence.2 distinct differences.
Have Moss and Roberts sold the Crusaders to any one person/group as they are with the soccer club,
rlpossibly to the supporters trust ?rl
Will they be paying the equivalent rent as the soccer club for the use of the Racecourse Ground ?
Will the RFL be paying the salary of Rod Findlay or the new owners/supporters trust/Save Cru ?
Why did this possible scenario not apply to those supporters in Bridgend - you know the ones who incurred the wrath of those nice people who follow Widnes and Leigh before the Welsh club moved next to them at Wrexham ?
I must congratulate the RFL for enhancing the good name of the sport in Wales with their involvement with Samuels,Moss,Roberts and
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Perhaps the only time we will come close to the Australians on the field will be when we have Australians doing the job at Red Hall.
Fantastic irony by Findlay asking the rugby league family to assist those rendered unemployed as coaches,players and (shop) staff.Shame he didn't do the same when a coach was unfairly dismissed and when Gateshead Thunder was liquidated.
